On September 6, 2022, we hosted our third client appreciation event at City Central Fun Park. The event was dubbed "Family Game Night." 

This was definitely an exhaisting project that was 2 months in the making.  However, since our last event in 2019, this was a lot easier as the planning template was a copy and paste since the last event.  

At the same time, I was really happy to be bringing an in person event back, and I definitely wanted to make that clear to my clients that I was really excited to do so.

The planning process had lots of moving parts that needed two months minimum to accomplish:

-the venue
-catering
-the partners
-additional help

and most of all..the guests.  

Our event was catered by LaTaqueria, one of Vancouver's most recognized names for Latin American cuisine.  I met the owner about 10 years ago when he was new to Canada. Now hes a partner of the largest chain of Mexican food in the greater Vancouver area.  Im very happy our guests loved the food.  

However, I only had 2 tacos. :(

Brenna from our Richmond Family Skate team hosted our prize wall.  This was a new idea that was derived from our idea in 2019 "The Strike Alley" or something like that. Pretty much, when you got a strike, you came up to a wall where you can pick a prize.  
We pretty much had enough prizes for all the adults and older teens that participated.  Our sponsors and I hit a  goal of 62 prizes!!   Which ranged from a candy bar, all the way to a food vouchers up to $50 from our partners. 

Our candy bar draw was a fun new addition to our event which was taken care of Parm one of our mortgage brokers.  We had a bag full of candy bars that was part of the prize wall.  Most of the candy bars were.....just a candy bar.  But there were a few candy bars that were strapped with $10 or $20 bills.  

At the end of our night, we had our prize draws to conclude.  We had some amazing prizes including:
-a will kit by Ironwood Notary

-a bluetooth headset
-golf balls
-gift baskets
-kids prizes
and more!!

The one prize that garnered a lot of attention was our womens prize that was donated by Nisha Lalwani.  I presented it as a 'box of chocolates.'  

However after the draw, it revealed that the box of chocolates had a $150 gift card included to costco to help with the family shopping....or whatever their hearts desire. 

Stay tuned for part 2

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